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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-10-08
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VIII Gubdue ii, il taken according to direc-
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or later, induce fatal termination.
DIR. Eierce's Golden Medical Dis.
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purities, from whatever cause arising. It is
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this wonderful medicine has gained great
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Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases.
d.. Pierce'B Golden Medical Dis.
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Boston Courier: Miss De Peyton--
Yes, l admit De Smiths questions are
very amusing, but they are not quite
fitted for our circle. His saws usually
have reference to common people Mr..
Jones-0h, | see. His saws are not
Of your set.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-10-08

Rev. P. j. Holmes, P. o. box 70,
Rockingham, n. c., is the Supreme
Governor of the Universal Brother
hood of North Carolina.
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New AGENTS. -NIiss S. +. Young,
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CURES am, WQgRN0RS.

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

ENGLISHS-MISS CASTLEToN IN ''CRAZY PATCH
1t is said that Mr.. Charles n. Hoyt's farce
comedies have been made successful by the cev-
erness of the people engaged in their presenta-
tion. like position may be maintained regard
Ing Crazy Patch" which Miss Kate Castleton
presented for the first time in this city at En-
glishs last night The bills call it "a musical
absurdity," and such it certainly is. 1t is a
melange of fun, music, specaties, which gives
an unusually clever company opportunities to
display their individual and collective clever
ness. Miss Castleton is altogether "a plump
and pleasing person." Without being hoyden-
ish. vulgar or demonstrative, she attracts an
audience by her personal appearance, graceful
manner and piQuancy. She sings pleasingly,
and has an innocent and demure way about her
that adds much to her attractiveness. Her top
ical song. Excuse Me, I'll Tell You No More"
is the hit of the performance. and last night she
cessive verses. John Gilbert an old
favorite, Eddie Gerard, and Henry V. Donnely
are three original burlesque comedians, whose
efforts 10 Cray Patch" most amusing and
they, too. we're honored with frequent calls, and
demand for repetition of their songs and
dances. The other ladies, besides the star. Miss
Glpin. Miss Leslie and Miss Donelle, all do
what is allotted to them credtahly, and the re-
suit of the whole is a particularly bright and
amusing performance. one of the best features
of which is the selections from operas and other
popular music. Mr.. Harry Phi ilips. who since
his last visit to Indianapolis. has eyo!uted into
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an actor, was also in the cast If he keeps on
improving he will probably drive Henry Irving
ont Of the business before our interstate-com-
merce law is repealed. There was large
audience last night. and much hilarity and ap-
plause. Cray Patch" will be given again to-
night, tomorrow afternoon and to morrow
night.
MUsEUM-''oNE OF THE BRAvEsT."
The two largest opening-day audiences of the
season were at the museum yesterday to see
Zone of the Bravest." which was 80 successful
here earlier in the season, and the performances
were productive of much laughter and great
applause The story of the play is local to New
York. and it is full of excitement sensation and
comedy. Mr.. Charles Mccarthy, who plays the
leading part, is a forcible actor, and his COM
pary includes several popular dramatic and
specially people, notably William CrOnin. the
we'll known Irish comedian; Lettie Hamilton,
the singer and dancer; John Walsh, George
Reynolds, and Others The scenery is good
the fire scene being particularly realistic. The
piece will run all week. afternoon and evening
John Snyder. the walking wonder, began his
second week at the Eden Musee yesterday. The
crowds to see him increase daily. and he keeps
walking on
Business manager Cooper, of the Hicks g.
Sawyers original coored MINISTRIES, is in the
city, arranging for their appearance at English's
next Friday and Saturday, at popular prices.
Manager Talbot arrived home from the East
yesterday to personally have charge of the ar
engagements for Mr. Edwin Booths performance
OF Hamlet" He is in recent OF many letters
and kilograms asking him to reserve seats, but
the sale will not begin until next Monday, and
ne will not save seats until after it has opened
From present indications, the attendance from
out of town will be very large.
The advance sale of seats for the performance
OF Rienzi." by Lawrence Barrett, at the Grand,
the latter part of the week. will begin at the box
Office of the theater this morning, and very
large demand may be anticipated for, aside from
Mr.. Barrett's popularity here, he is giving a
very elaborate and expensive production of
"Rienzi," with carload of special scenery and
costumes, chorus singers, etc He is making a
great success with the play, which he has re-
Gently revived. His presentation of it is said to
be the best production given legitimate play
for years.
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GETTING AHEAD OF THE OFFICERS.
Saloon-Keepers Rush Before the 'Squires to
Plead Guilty and Escape the Criminal Court.

That the saloon-keepers have determined to
rely upon the justices of the peace for assist
ance On breaking the Sunday law was demon
strated by the turn affairs took yesterday
morning. Charles Kern, Fred Polster and Wm
O'Reilly were called up yesterday morning by
the Mayor for trial for selling beer on Sunday.
OReilly pleaded not guilty and asked for
trial The evidence that he violated the law
was positive. and, as it was his second offense,
he was fined $25 and costs and given ten days in
the work-house. He appealed to the Criminal
Court.
Charles Baden appeared counsel for Pol
ster, and when the case was called said he want
ed to prepare an affidavit for a change of venue.
Prosecutor Wright notified Sergeant Hagerdorn
to go up stairs and file information direct in the
Criminal Court, and Mr.. Wright announced the
case before the Mayor dismissed While Hager-
dorm was going up stairs Baden rushed Polster
over to Squire Feiblemans court, and had him
plead guilty. and he was fined $40 and costs.
When Charles Kern's was called, his at
torney too applied for change of venue and
the prosecutor dismissed tbs case with instruc-
tons to the officer to go up and file the informa-
ton in the Criminal Court. but, like Polster
Kern was more rapid than the officer. and plead
ing guilty before Feibleman was fined the $40
and costs.
The officers and the attaches of the Mayors
Court were completely outdone by the proceed
ings. but they could only submit. 1t was sug-
gested to Superintendent Travis that from this
on the officers should file information direct with
the Criminal Court whenever they caught man
selling, but he did not favor such q move. The
police and Mayor, he said, were doing their duty,
and if the 'Squires wanted to take the response
bity of aiding the saloon keepers, they alone
would have to bear the consequences. 1t is un-
derstood that saloon keepers will iE the future.
take all their cases from the Mayor. and they
are boasting that they have the justices of tn %
peace on their side They can afford to be ar
rested every Sunday they say. if they can get
off with SO fine. 1t is the work house sen-
tence that has driven them from the Mayor, and
as he had succeeded in closing up nearly every
saloon. there is much criticism OF the course the
justices are taking.
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FELL BY THE WAYSIDE.
A Priest En- Route West Arrested at the
Union Depot for Drunkenness.

When the afternoon train from Pittsburg
pulled into the Union Depot, yesterday after
noon, a large, fne-looking man, wearing heavy,
blue chinchlla overcoat and Derby hat,
alighted. with some help from the trainmen, as
he was considerably under the influence of
LIQUOR. He staggered out of the depot. and
across the street to saloon. and was gone half
an hour, when he came back ardswanted to be
shown his train. He was so Intoxicated that he
couldn't be made to understand that his train
had gone, and became very bosterous. The
depot officers took him into the waiting-room,
but he would not remain there. aud when he
started for another drink, they arrested him
and sent him to the station-house. He was too
much under the influence of liquor to give any
account of himself, but ly-eaf of Bible
he carried was the following:
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Clipping a Leopard's Nail.

:
An ingrowing nail on handsome leopard's
paw was the cause of very novel and interest
ing performance at the Zoo last week. Six keep
ers tied the animal to the bars of his cage Three
legs were caught together with slp-knotted foot
ropes, and the one with the aching paw was
pulled out from under the wires for the opera
ticn. While keeper Shannon held the pretty
foot Superintendent Byrne clipped out the nail.
The animal INDUCED in the most savage and
! dismal howis. more from fright than pain, but
after all was over plainly showed signs OF the
relief which the extraction Of the nail had
hrouoht
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REV. MICHAEL GRENNAN,
PITTsBURG, PA.

In an unsealed envelope was the following
note, which in part explains ITSELF
PITTsBURG, Pa.
This is to certify that Rev. Michael Grennan is
sent by me to assist Rev. j. Wafsch, in Emerald
county, Kansas, according TO the way explained to
him. deu Plus r. MAYER c. G.. 0. c. c.
He had several hundred dollars in money and
through ticket from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
He is an Irishman. and has the appearance of
Catholic priest Late last night he was still
half unconscious, and his condition gave some
reason to believe that he had been drugged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-19

SAVE the pieces! '1Oc Royal CLUES EN-
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla is characterized by three
peculiarities: First. the combination of rem edial
agents: second. the proportion: third, the pro-
cess of securing the active medicinal qualities
The result is medicine of unusual strength,
effecting cures hitherto unknown.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-19
Why Has Sozodont

Become the staple dentitrice of America2 Sim
ply because it is impossible to use it, even for q
week. without perceiviug its hyeienic effect upon
the teeth, the gums and the breath.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-19
Real Estate at Auction,

We will sell at public auction. on Tuesday.
April 10, at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, SIG
Broadway, the twostory frame house, cellar
well. cistern. wood house, stable, gas, rooms
nicely papered and all in frst-cass condition.;
title perfect; sale positive. TermsAaA small cash
payment; balance in one, two, three and four
years. w. E. MICK & Co.
L. n PERRY, Auctioneer.
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PEOPLE living in maarious districts should
keep supply of Bacilicide Elixir. as it is an al
most absolute specific for all malarial troubles
Manufactured by Thurber Whyland & Co., New
York
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republitaniIGe Staats, GOnBent Cat nut
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aud Col. @rimeiDn cine Wenee Gins
banees, bic ieinem @eaner tos Sslp
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ben.
Ob bic i'm Content Der fammeIten
3epubIitaner bon 9ennir...sur,llen In
8esuS aaf bic 9rsitcentihafts. Sam,
sa8ne bon 1883 irsenb cine 4rinaipiens
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ooer unSeren Manu ulS adnbibat aus,
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ben unS es fam Isidt Der Sal iein,
eab in bem Content elm 2ampf ents
brennt iiber bic Sabreri@aft flr has
nd9te Sabr.
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Rnnne Gnnnfh.

6nneSbaIe.-9ie Nrbeiter Der @Iass
i6neibeiperfe bon GIarf & 60. berbars
rem nod INNER i'm Ausfanbs unb babsn
ss bis iebt aud su pereiteln eetpubt,
6ab 9lrbsiter bon Muspdrts ibre SteIs
len einnabmen.-Der 9eutihe @m.
Seft trifft 8orfebruneen sur Grridtung
einer 9ampfpdi6erei in biefer Stabt.
Gin SRI. @srritp 1T bonn goIfmsifer
3ranb aIS @ebilTn i'm YoItamt anges
felt iporoen.-9er 9idbrise Sobn 6es
8rausreiarbeiters 6riB Wers bsrsndsts
iid bereaneene WO6e ban.it, auf elmer
YIanfe binabjusleiten, pobei ibm Elm
losseI6her Splitter in ben Rasen uni
bon bort na9 Der asbie brang. DiC
8erletune 1T eefdbrIia unb Der 3leint
lit auerit furdtbare Sdmersen.
= @erl9te iibsr ben Wlorber Mc,
@abe tausen nod aasntbaIben auf uni
Der @Iaubs 1T i'm sanIen gouutp psrr
breitet, bab er oieSe @esenb nod ga
ME berIaHen babe.
= Sames &. Sprp bon gDapmar
tpur6e iiirsIi6 tpsscn unseiebIi9sn Sc
trdntsberfaufes perbaftei, bod fonnt
nur beipisisn iper6en, hab er ,barten'
@icer berfauft bate. 9liGter SesIe
ertIdrte, bob sesObrener aepfeImoR al
! @sin su bstra9tsn fei.
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Staotrath.


SpesiuIFsunS Sss Comm n
@ouncil am Wiittppa glbenS.-
Der Stubiseoms!sr reidte 9Idne Elm
sur 9teparc.ar Der 2essett's Grest Sub.
br91s uno fir bic 8erIanaerane bon
Oat Strabe. Die 9eloIutirn, peIde
bic 8sneuerans bet Strisp Slip Stabl
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fsfirpt, aiIirte.-SOIsen6s 3sloIuiio.
men pafiirten ebenfaIls: DAB Der
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ipiaiSunS bafir; 9srtpillisung filr bic
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@pn Der snhfeite,

Guf Anre8un9 elmer 4n;abl Sdfpas
ben, Saesnisr uno SebensoIIer irirb
beute (DOnnernas) i'm 2ofaIe bon
NlOrib 3tbit, 44O @iaowRrabe, cine
8sriammIuns sur 9esriinbunB eines
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&ranten' unteritiiBuns perbunsen) ltatts
iineen.
Gsrbarb @r,Esr, Elm S6bn ber
gDittipe DITTO 8reher, iuurbe am Mitt.
mod seIesentIi6 ieines 24ten @eburts.
tases init elmer Surpriie 9artie beims
Seiu9t. gln oerieIten beibeiIisten Tih
etpa ie6sSebn Yaars, Die ii9 bis sum
frtiben Diprsen mad Ser3ensIuIt Ssrs
SnGSten.
Simpn, Rae 13 Monate aIte Sbbns
lein bon 6srbinano unb 2ena 9irfIep
bon 6l9 gir9itrabe, iturb in Der Ritts
nod ytadt uno purbs am Srsitas
gto&mittas i'm fatbOIiiden 2ir9bofe
Der SiioTeite beerbiet.
Cine 4nsabI WlitsIie6er bes Scrans
ton S9pabenbereinS beabIihtigen, bas
am g., 6. uno \. September itattfins
eenee Ganntatter 8oIfsfeIt in pbiIas
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9lrst fir ale an 8efIommenbeit 2eioens
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call.
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ter Der enersiiden 2siiuns bon 8au.
meiIter S9rboer 10 raf9e SortI@ritts
semaGt. bub ber Gditein baI6 sslest
tpsrben fam.
8si bem Isbten 8ssen gIid bic Gebai
SIpenue Bride einem 9eibe, oa 6urds
aus teine 8ortebrunsen estroffen iint
gum 9lbIaufen oes @ufsrs. Das Sos.
tpert perfauIt unb oas GiIeniperf 6urd
bic sIabenoen @inbers Der G;Isn Som.
panic nerboeen oman i6eint bic Gars
nit 4bitbt eerabe unter bic 8radC
iu i6ieben)-tpiro biefe foiffpieIiet
Bride baIO elm tpudsIiess @sitsa fein
ilber ipsI6es Su fabren 9liemano Der
Wiutb baben tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-08-18
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